Accessibility

El Rancho de Las Golondrinas is an outdoor living history museum situated on 500 acres. Many of the buildings and paths at the museum are more than a century old and were built before the adoption of current accessibility standards. Therefore, not all areas of the museum are fully accessible.

El Rancho de Las Golondrinas strives to make the museum as universally accessible as possible and is actively working towards creating new ADA-accessible paths throughout the property.

For more information on museum accessibility, contact us at 505-470-2261 or email us at [email protected].

Service Animals – While no pets are permitted on the Museum grounds, ADA-approved assistance animals are permitted in accordance with federal ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and New Mexico State Law (SB320). Emotional Support Animals are not covered under SB320 or the Americans with Disabilities Act.

First Aid – Located in the museum store and administrative buildings. Designated first aid staff is available during festival weekends. All staff members are first-aid and CPR certified.

Food and Drink – Available at the Golondrinas Cafe or at the Museum Store, both accessible. Refillable water stations are available throughout the property; we recommend bringing your own water bottle.

Parking – Designated handicapped parking spaces are located in the main parking lot.

Restrooms – Accessible restrooms are located near the Museum Store.

Shopping – The Museum Store is accessible and air-conditioned.